Visited this place several times. One of the nicer Wetherspoons I have visited. Spacy, clean pub, with a friendly staff. Especially during the day most of the customers are retired people having a beer, reading the newspaper og watching TV :-). The food and deco is the well known JDW concept. Beers are mostly served in a good condition, and with a nice variaty. When JDW do their festivals they serve in 1/3 pints which is nice.

A short walk west of the Old Street tube exit, this Wetherspoon pub with a preference for darker wood paneling occupies the ground floor of building on the corner of Bunhill Row. Despite a full window against the exterior of two sides it still manages to appear dark and cosy inside with dim lighting. It’s split level towards the back and carpeted throughout. It may have a makeshift area to sit outside in if the weather allows.

A decent JDW. A bit more low-brow than some of the other London Spoonies. There are 12 casks here, which is nice, and the price per pint is a little less than the average JDW in central London, which is also nice. The vibe in here is OK, but you get the feeling most people aren’t really here for quality beverages. Staff was friendly. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here but this place is a short walk from the Old Fountain, so you could do a little one-two combination there.